Pastime Horse Show Attracts Four Hundred In West Bath
The second annual Pastime Horse Show in West Bath, staged by Hon. Arthur J. Dunton, drew about 400 spectators despite cold rain. Rex the Brunswick horses and Lindy Brown led multiple ribbon wins. Thistle and Black April also earned top honors in various classes amid a three hour program.
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Arthur J. Dunton
Bath
West Bath
Bartlett
Riding School
Brunswick
Burns School
Lewiston
Bath and Brunswick
Rex
Norman G. Smith
Brook Smith
James A. Gillies, Jr
Bartlett’s Riding School of
Emily Randall
William Conklin
Lindy Brown
Alfred M. Senter
Thistle
William W. Worsnop
William S. Worsnop
Billy Bartlett
Bartlett's Riding School of
Jack Frost
Edward Sewall, Jr
Edward Sewall
Red Fern
Smoky Ben
James J. Gillies, Jr
W. E. Fairbanks
George O. Hubbard
Samuel A. Morse
Bartlett's
Jane Senter
Tiny Mite
Bartlett’s
Steve Cushing
Betty
Hanay
April
Lindy
Sue
Helen Johnson
Carolyn Toothaker
Colonel
Jessie Rogers
Freeport
Alice
Bartlett's School
Kit
Kentucky
Nate
Riding School of
Mrs. Wheeler
Williams
Worsnop
Bengen Longworth
Philip Boutin
Harry Thurlow
Blue Ribbon
Red
Dickie
John Gaudet
Yellow Ribbon
Elaine Libby
Portland
Bartlett's Riding School
Bath Schools Register Nearly 1700 Pupils On Monday
School registration reported at a Bath teachers meeting shows 1698 pupils in public Bath schools. Dike, North Grammar, Center Street, Central Grammar, Weeks Street Grammar and Mitchell schools are listed with grade totals. Morse High total 542 appeared in Monday's Times. Lowell school in West Bath also noted. Sigma Phi Sigma sorority held first regular meeting of the season at Miss Ida Scolnik’s Lewiston home. officers elected and plans set for Oct 6 sports dance at the Egyptian ballroom.
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Bath
Morse High
Sigma Phi Sigma Sorority
Ida Scolnik
Ash Street
Lewiston
Jacqueline Shiffer
Frances Isaacson
Ruth Lewis
Rotarians vote to assist Morse High athletics program
At Bath Rotary Club luncheon Alden Smith discussed Morse High football needs and the group voted to form a committee to finance athletic activities. A follow up meeting with city officials and other organizations is planned at City Hall to coordinate fundraising and equipment improvements for the season ahead.
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Bath Rotary Club
The
Phoenix
Alden Smith
Morse High School
Superintendent of Schools
City Hall
Smith
W. E. Kershner
F. A. Winchenbach
J. A. Gillies
Supt. Co. D. Wilson
M. H. Page
John Conti
President Roosevelt Takes Interest In Bath Reading
A Washington Star clipping notes President Roosevelt relaxing with reading about sea matters and seaports. He enjoys The Ministry of Bath Maine and shows interest in maritime history and ships. The column mentions his leisure reading and a focus on coastal topics.
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Washington
Washington Star
Roosevelt
Bath
Maine
Road plan eyed to ease Woolwich highway crossing
Maine officials and engineers from the Public Utilities Commission the State Highway Commission Maine Central railroad and New England Tel and Tel debated locating a new road route around the dike to eliminate the dangerous grade crossing near the railroad in Woolwich. The plan includes a sweeping curve from the toll house River road toward the Carlton barn and an overhead bridge to Cross the tracks. The Bath Vine street approach to the Kennebec bridge was also considered for widening by purchase from Rep Wilbur Oliver.
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Woolwich
Maine State Public Utilities Commission
State Highway Commission
Maine Central Railroad
New England Tel. & Tel Co
Toll House
Carlton Barn
Frank A. Peabody
Houston
Paul Thurston
Bethel
Edward E. Farnsworth
South Portland
Herbert W. Trafton
Fort Fairfield
Albert M. Greenlaw
Eastport
Public Utilities Commission
Albert S. Stearns
Norway
Sanford L. Fogg
Max L. Wilder
E. W. Wheeler
A. H. Morrill
Portland
Theron A. Thorp
Boston
New England
Western Union Telegraph Co
William L. Hardy
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Bath
Highway Commission
Vine Street
Kennebec Bridge
Wilbur C. Oliver
Water
Washington Streets
Maine PTA Convention Promises Children’s New Deal
Delegates from about 70 local parent teacher associations will attend the 14th annual Maine Conference of Parents and Teachers in Brunswick October 12 and 13. Headquarters are Memorial Hall on Bowdoin campus with a pre con meeting at 10 a.m. Oct 12.
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Brunswick
Memorial Hall
Bowdoin
Maine Conference of Parents and Teachers, Inc
Board of Managers
Haven Sawyer
Bangor
Maine Congress
Martha S. Mason
Child's Welfare Magazine
Alice Sowers
Parent Education
Charles O. Williams
National Congress
Brunswick P. A. A
Thomas H. Riley, Jr
Andrew J. Pennell
Many Bath Women Register For Jobs
The city of Bath reports at least 41 women registered for work at the re employment office in city hall on Monday afternoon during Ladies Day. Registrants listed many vocations including stenography bookkeeping waitress housekeeping nursing cooking maid companion child care clerk sewing and switchboard work.
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Bath
City Hall
Bath woman dies after Sunday auto crash in Portland
Mrs Fila Coffin of 544 Washington street Bath died in a Portland ambulance after a sedan driven by Joseph Hynes skidded from trolley tracks near Tukey's Bridge. Medical examiner cites heart trouble. Two days earlier her son Charles Coffin, 29, was fatally injured in a hit and run on the Woolwich Wiscasset road. She leaves six children and several siblings and grandchildren.
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Woolwich
Fila Coffin
Washington Street
Portland
Boston
Bath
Massachusetts
Joseph H. Hynes
Coffin
William Hynes
Tukey
William Holt
Cumberland County
Mr. Hynes
Hynes
Charles A. Coffin
Bath Iron Works Corp
Woolwich-Wiscasset
Kennebec Bridge
Bath City Hospital
Brown's Flats
King's County
N. B
Thomas McKeil
Clarence C. Seavey
Albert Kitchener
Dorchester
Mass
George H. Coffin
U. S. Coast Guard Service
Albert Coffin
Bowdeinham
Harold Coffin
Orono
Paul Coffin
Laura Riley
Addie Laird
Mary McKeil
George McKeil
St. John
Manzel McKeil
Bridge Tolls Rise by Nearly Fifteen Thousand Dollars
From July 1 to Sept 15 bridge traffic rose sharply with 25,613 more vehicles and 10,384 more pedestrians than the prior year. Receipts reached 67,874.10, up 14,463.85 from last year for the same 11 week period.
Semi-Pro Stars Boost Bath and Brunswick For Sunday Game
Bath and Brunswick gain help from semi pro stars as they meet at Kelley field in the season finale. Brunswick adds Dom Paiment at third while Bath fields Ralph Brewer at the same position, both strong infielders and sticks. Paiment, a Brunswick High School standout, has played in leagues across New York and Pennsylvania. Brewer, a Wakefield, Massachusetts native now in Wiscasset, has appeared in the New England and International Leagues and with various Maine teams. Moreau may move from third to pitcher for Brunswick, a right handed hurling option with a fast ball and fair curve.
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Bath
Brunswick
Kelley Field
Dom Paiment
Ralph Brewer
Paiment
Brunswick High School
Memorial Tablet Dedicated At Phips Point Maine
Sir William Phips is honored with a bronze memorial tablet set on a boulder at Phips Point near Gardiner estate Woolwich. The Maine Society D A C and Daughters of the American Colonists erected the marker in 1933. A 45 person gathering included state regents, local officials, and descendants with Governor Gardiner hosting at his farm despite weather plans. The ceremony featured an invocation, song, addresses on historic marking, and a pledge to the flag.
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Maine Society
Sir
William Phips
Daughters of American Colonists
Woolwich
Massachusetts
Maine
Gardiner
Phips
Hockomock Bay
Chicago
Tudor
Thomas
Margaret
Mary Pelham Hill
F. L Bristol
Topsham
George Allen Howe
Charlie.w. Potter
Don T. Potter
Earl Richardson
Brunswick
Edmund N. Lippincott
Frederick E. Siow
Pennsylvania
Henry Lippincott
Robert S. Webster
North Harpswell
Oliver L Hall
Miriam A. Hall
Hampden
B. G. W. Cushman
Edris Turgeon
Auburn
William S. Shaw
South Portland
William A. Hanks
Caroline Fenno Chase
William H. Williams
William Robinson Pattangall
Maine Supreme Court
Augusta
Horace B. Crosby
Ethel P. Hall
Portland
Frank G. Peck
Sumner
Florence Waugh Danforth
Skowhegan
Wilbur D. Spencer
A. M. G. Lowe
F. W. Carlton
Asa Hathorn
Carlton Reed
Duncan McIntosh
George N. Gardner
America
Murray L. Stanley
Winthrop
Edmlund N. Lippincott
Prederick E Stow
Philadelphia
Lena P. Stevens
Bangor
Phips Address by Gardiner Highlighted Dedication
Governor Gardiner delivered a historical address tracing Sir William Phips career at the dedication. He now spends his leisure time with his family on the site of the Phips home, a detail noted as the feature continued on page eight.
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Sir William Phips
Gardiner
Phips
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Jack Baxter
Tony
Sporty Sue
Jane Hyde
Lady
Allentha
M. W. Sewall Co
Alfred
Cleo
S. W. Burns
Burns Riding School
Arnold Bourbon
Edward W. Wheeler
James Gillies, Jr
Wheeler
Dike School
Bernice D. Staples
Leona B. Huestis
Mary Brown
Carolyn E. Turner
Edith B. Horne
Ella R. Jacquith
Mabel F. Libby
Celia McHlman
Florence A. Hawley
Opportunity
North Grammar
J. Gertrude Sibby
Eileen Hayes
Helen L. Hayes
Katharine I. Trott
North
Martha E. Hooper
Margaret T. Mulligan
Beatrice W. Black
Carrie C. Smith
Center Street
Laura A. Mitchell
Ethel L. Higgins
Isabell Lewis
Dorothy Davis
Marjorie P. Troop
Central Grammar
Weeks Street Grammar
Bessie F. Greenblatt
Alice M. O’brien
Carolyn M. Stackpole
Public Utilities Board
P.T.A
Brosco